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/docs — 4 sections, that's it

no nav tree · no versioned sidebar · search-first · 4 H2s
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Apps Your runs

Docs.

Everything you need to use, build, and self-host floom. Search first — most things are one paragraph.

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01

Run an app

Every floom app has a public page at floom.dev/p/<slug>. Open it, fill in the prompt or fields, and click Run. No signup needed for the first run.

Want to call it from code? Every app exposes a single endpoint:

POST https://api.floom.dev/v1/run/flyfast Content-Type: application/json Authorization: Bearer flm_live_xx... { "prompt": "LIS to HND in June <€500" }
Read the full run reference →
02

Build your own

Got an OpenAPI spec? Paste it at /build. Floom auto-generates a runnable app, a public page, and a callable endpoint. 30 seconds.

No OpenAPI? Point us at any HTTP endpoint and we'll infer the schema, or write a YAML manifest by hand:

name: flyfast runtime: openapi spec_url: https://api.flyfast.io/openapi.json async: true secrets: [FLYFAST_TOKEN]
Manifest reference + examples →
03

Use floom from your tools

Floom plugs into Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, and any terminal via MCP. Install once and every app you save shows up in your tool.

Pick your client at /install. One copy-paste block per tool.

04

Self-host floom

Floom is open source (MIT). Run the whole platform on your own server in one command:

$ docker run -p 3000:3000 floomhq/floom:latest

Production deployments use Docker Compose with Postgres + Redis. Full guide:

Self-host guide →

Stuck on something not in the docs?

Open an issue Email support →
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Docs.

Use, build, install, self-host. Four sections.

01
Run an app
Public page or POST /v1/run
02
Build your own
Paste OpenAPI URL, ship in 30s
03
Use from your tools
Claude · ChatGPT · Cursor · CLI
04
Self-host floom
Docker. MIT licensed.
v15 direction · what was CUT from typical SaaS docs
  • Versioned sidebar tree (Getting Started → Concepts → Guides → API → SDKs) — gone, just 4 H2s
  • Per-page breadcrumbs and "On this page" right rail — gone, sections are short enough
  • Marketing nav (pricing, blog, community) on top of docs nav — gone, docs is its own world
  • Tabbed code samples (curl / node / python / go) — collapsed to one curl, link to SDK docs
  • Search results modal with filters/categories — single search input, results inline
  • "Was this helpful?" widget at the bottom of every page — gone (reach via GitHub or email)

Reference: Stripe docs landing, Vercel docs minimal home. Until floom has 50 features, docs has 4 sections. Period.